New York State Electric Vehicle Fleet Event Highlights
The third annual New York State Electric Vehicle Fleet EVent took place on May 21, 2025, at the Empire State Plaza in Albany, NY. The event was jointly hosted by the New York State Office of General Services (OGS) and the New York Power Authority (NYPA).
Event Overview
The EVent showcased various electric vehicles, EV charging equipment, and informational displays, with a particular focus on medium- and heavy-duty electric vehicles. This year’s event featured a panel discussion on best practices and lessons learned in fleet electrification, including insights for medium- and heavy-duty fleets. The discussion was followed by a workshop where industry experts addressed questions about fleet conversion planning and available incentives.
Key Highlights
- Showcase of various electric vehicles, including medium- and heavy-duty models
- Panel discussion on fleet electrification best practices
- Workshop featuring industry experts on fleet conversion planning
- Exhibition of EV charging equipment and informational displays
The event was well-received, and organizers look forward to continuing the knowledge-sharing tradition in 2026.
Media Coverage
The 2025 NYS Electric Vehicle Fleet EVent received coverage from various media outlets, including NEWS10 ABC, News Channel 13, and WGY News Radio. The event highlighted New York State’s commitment to transitioning to zero-emission vehicles by 2035.
Supporting Partners
The success of the event was attributed to the collaboration between New York State agency partners and vendors. Some of the participating vendors included Lynkwell, E-3 Energy Advisors, National Grid, and PlugIn Stations Online, among others.
Future Initiatives
The Office of General Services and New York Power Authority continue to work towards New York’s climate goals, including the conversion of the State’s light-duty fleet to all zero-emission vehicles by 2035. The Resiliency & Sustainability initiative provides technical assistance and policy guidance to State agencies and authorities to meet these objectives.
